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In a series of poems, Zuri extols the virtues and shortcomings of her forever friend, Danitra Brown. Set in their urban neighborhood, handsome watercolors illustrate this fresh and often poignant camaraderie.
Reenie and her mother often fish along a river nicknamed Jim Crow, where they often see Peter and his father fishing, too.
Well composed photographs on pastel pages combine with playful poetry to celebrate everyday pleasures from playing games to enjoying music.
Impressionistic paintings and gentle verse reveal a child's concern about the new man in his mother's life and the growing affection between them.